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Every single Tesla comes standard with Sentry Mode. When parked, the Tesla uses its Self-Driving cameras to provide surveillance whenever a threat or motion is detected. Tesla pioneered this. I can’t imagine having a car without this capability.

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#D4vd has not been officially named a suspect in the death of #CelesteRivas—but many are questioning how her body ended up in his trunk — especially considering the Tesla he drives has built-in systems that could alert him to unusual activity. The 2023 Tesla Model Y has largely moved beyond traditional keys and fobs. Most drivers rely on the Tesla app, which not only unlocks and starts the car but also offers a range of smart features. One of those features is push notifications — including alerts if the trunk remains open for more than 10 minutes. That raises a key question: if Celeste’s body was being loaded into the vehicle and the process took longer than that, could D4vd have received a notification? Of course, there are caveats. It’s unclear whether D4vd even uses the Tesla app, let alone whether he has notifications enabled. Tesla still sells a standard key fob, and each car comes with key cards that can unlock and start the vehicle. The Model Y comes equipped with multiple cameras — including a dashcam and perimeter cameras that can operate in “Sentry Mode.” This mode records footage when a potential threat or unusual movement is detected, even if the car is parked. However, Sentry Mode is off by default, and it requires a Tesla USB drive to capture and store footage. Without that setup, there’d be no video to review. Bottom line: while Tesla tech could provide critical answers, much depends on what features D4vd had enabled — and what evidence, if any, was preserved. FYI — the video shows him behind the wheel of his Tesla … and it looks like he isn’t even using his hands. That suggests Autopilot was engaged — and if that’s the case, there’s a chance Sentry Mode could’ve been active too. The clip is from 10/23/2024, so it doesn’t confirm what was the settings prior to Celeste being found. But if he’s had Sentry Mode enabled consistently since then, there could be crucial footage tied to Celeste’s case. 🙏 Look how small that frunk is, poor Celeste. 😩😭

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